Maryland Code > BUSINESS REGULATION > Title 20 – Automated Purchasing Machines


Subtitle 1	Definitions; General Provisions	20-101 – 20-103
Subtitle 2	Designation of Primary Law Enforcement Unit	20-201
Subtitle 3	Licensing	20-301 – 20-310
Subtitle 4	Automated Purchasing Machine Transactions	20-401 – 20-403
Subtitle 5	Prohibited Acts; Penalties	20-501 – 20-502

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